Great Song: Killing the Future Emperor Zhao Guangyi from the Start

After Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Great Song, died, the throne passed to his younger brother, Zhao Guangyi.

Wait, didn't Zhao Kuangyin have any sons?

He did. Two of them were still alive: his second son, Zhao Dezhao, and his fourth son, Zhao Defang.

After Zhao Guangyi became emperor, Zhao Dezhao died in his twenties. The official historians recorded that he died from eating too much fatty meat. Zhao Defang died at the age of twenty-three, and the historians said he died in his sleep.

So, esteemed readers, do you really believe that was normal?

No. The male protagonist, who transmigrated three years ago as Prince Zhao Defang, certainly doesn't!

So, why not kill the future emperor Zhao Guangyi from the start...

And, of course, there's another important task: winning over all those beautiful, halo-wearing women from the martial arts world!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.